This project is out of date: HelloWorld - Debug Win32

[J.S.]

Whenever I try to debug a simple C++ application in VC++ I get this message:

"This project is out of date: HelloWorld - Debug Win32"

What does it mean? Do I need to modify something?

Thanks,
J.S.

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[Peter van der Goes]

"J.S." <js*@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Whenever I try to debug a simple C++ application in VC++ I get this
message:

"This project is out of date: HelloWorld - Debug Win32"

What does it mean? Do I need to modify something?

Thanks,
J.S.

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Usually means the IDE thinks something was modified since the last build.
I've seen it occasionally when I didn't *think* I'd changed anything.
Just rebuild the project.

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Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.

[J.S.]

> Usually means the IDE thinks something was modified since the last build.

I've seen it occasionally when I didn't *think* I'd changed anything.
Just rebuild the project.

Hi Peter,

Could you explain what you mean by "rebuild the project"? Do you mean build
it again by clicking on the debug icon or do you mean recreate the project
entirely?

Thanks,
J.S.

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[Peter van der Goes]

"J.S." <js*@nospam.com> wrote in message
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Usually means the IDE thinks something was modified since the last build.
I've seen it occasionally when I didn't *think* I'd changed anything.
Just rebuild the project.

Hi Peter,

Could you explain what you mean by "rebuild the project"? Do you mean
build it again by clicking on the debug icon or do you mean recreate the
project entirely?

Thanks,
J.S.

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Sorry, I didn't make myself clear.
What I meant was, just select Build->Rebuild Solution.
You didn't say, but I assumed from the group you've posted in that you're
using Visual Studio .NET?

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Peter [MVP Visual Developer]
Jack of all trades, master of none.

[J.S.]

"Peter van der Goes" <p_**********@toadstool.u> wrote in message
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Sorry, I didn't make myself clear.
What I meant was, just select Build->Rebuild Solution.
Ok, understand what you mean. In C++ I see this dialog every time I make
some change to my form although there is a checkbox to not show it again.
You didn't say, but I assumed from the group you've posted in that you're
using Visual Studio .NET?

Yes. Actually I am using VC++ 2005 Express Edition Beta.

Thanks, Peter!

J.S.